Joanna Godden
Joanna Godden
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You'll catch your death of cold, Joanna. " "Not I! I often say I'm like our Romney sheep--I can stand all winds andwaters. But you're not used to it like I am--you should ought to havebrought your overcoat. " "How was I to know it would turn out like this?" "I told you it would rain. " "But not till after we'd started. " Joanna said nothing. She accepted Martin's rather unreasonabledispleasure without protest, for she felt guilty about other things. Washe right, after all, when he said that she... was putting Ansdore betweenthem?. . . She did not feel that she was, any more than she was puttingAnsdore between herself and Ellen. But she hated him to have thethought. Should she give in and tell him he could call on Mr. Pratt ontheir way home?. . . No, there was plenty of time to make up her mindabout that. To-day was only Tuesday, and any day up till Saturday woulddo for putting in notice of banns . . . She must think things over beforecommitting herself . . . It wasn't only the shearers--there was thehay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You'll catch your death of cold, Joanna. " "Not I! I often say I'm like our Romney sheep--I can stand all winds andwaters. But you're not used to it like I am--you should ought to havebrought your overcoat. " "How was I to know it would turn out like this?" "I told you it would rain. " "But not till after we'd started. " Joanna said nothing. She accepted Martin's rather unreasonabledispleasure without protest, for she felt guilty about other things. Washe right, after all, when he said that she... was putting Ansdore betweenthem?. . . She did not feel that she was, any more than she was puttingAnsdore between herself and Ellen. But she hated him to have thethought. Should she give in and tell him he could call on Mr. Pratt ontheir way home?. . . No, there was plenty of time to make up her mindabout that. To-day was only Tuesday, and any day up till Saturday woulddo for putting in notice of banns . . . She must think things over beforecommitting herself . . . It wasn't only the shearers--there was thehay.
What to read after Joanna Godden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheila Kaye Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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